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We like to believe communication comes down to clarity. And early on, that’s mostly true. We’re moving fast, wearing a dozen hats, and the only thing that matters is keeping the wheels on. But as your organization grows, speed gives way to something more complicated: scale. And when you start to ...
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I’ve spent over four decades working with other founders, often in those early days when nobody is quite sure if what they’re building will actually last. And one thing I’ve realized is that long before there’s product-market fit, an established team, or even a repeatable process, there’s an ...
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Most founders assume the biggest advantages you can have in business are things like capital, timing, or raw intelligence. But there’s another factor that determines who actually pulls ahead, and it’s one we often overlook: Curiosity. In the decades I’ve spent building my own companies and coaching ...
